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Legal experts say the case likely wont succeed in court, while other Jewish students worry it will place a target on their backs.

Front-runner Derrick Anderson has released a new ad highlighting his border bona fides.

The eclectic, family-friendly festival returning to Ix Art Park for its fourth year "gives people a chance to be part of the art."

Lets get graphic.

Fresh off of scoring Richard Geres latest film, "Oh, Canada," Matthew Houck, the artist also known as Phosphorescent, prepares for his upcoming show in Charlottesville.

Store manager Irene Carlson of Blueberry, Wis., was the first of Minnesotan Allen Leroy Anderson's eight victims throughout the U.S. during the summer and fall of 1976.

I’m particular about words. They are, after all, my livelihood.

Antique store owner Irene Carlson was the first of Allen Leroy Anderson's eight victims throughout the U.S. during the summer and fall of 1976.

The former Red Pump Kitchen space was originally slated to be another Italian eatery. But Charlottesville spoke, and Puneet Kaushal listened.

Its the priciest market in Central Virginia and second only to Northern Virginia in the state. And prices just keep rising.